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Hotel Hankyu International
4.6/599 Reviews

Hotel Hankyu International

Osaka|1.18km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
The new Hankyu Hotel (Hotel Hankyu) is a beautiful hotel located in Umeda, Osaka. The hotel is on the top floor of a skyscraper, and the rooms overlook the beautiful scenery of Osaka. The rooms are quite spacious with large windows so you can see the beautiful scenery from the window. The bathroom is also spacious with both shower and bathtub. Free Internet access in the room. Guests can choose to have breakfast in the American or Japanese restaurant. The American breakfast is very rich (even the orange juice is freshly squeezed), but it is an a la carte, not a buffet. The restaurant is open from 7am and you may not catch breakfast if you are catching an early flight. The restaurant offers food delivery to the room, but once I asked for it, the waiter said there was no time and repeatedly apologized. I used to have a bad impression of Japanese hotels. Many hotels are expensive, but the rooms are small and the Western food served in the restaurant is of average quality. However, the new Hankyu Hotel is indeed excellent, changing my consistent view of Japanese hotels.
Imperial Hotel Osaka
4.8/5347 Reviews

Imperial Hotel Osaka

Osaka|1.31km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

Latest booking 16 hrs ago

Except for the location, everything else about the hotel is perfect. The breakfast buffet on the second floor actually has a lot of varieties, including grapefruit😋 Japanese beef teriyaki tastes great and the beef is very tender Natto is a good review of black beans The Western-style buns are super delicious and there’s also smoked salmon🍣 There was no queue before 8am in mid-October, but there would be a queue after that. Service: Service with a smile, but the girl at the front desk is not very smart. It takes a long time to check in and she will make mistakes. The shuttle bus is on time and boarding is very orderly. Be sure to look for the Sakurabashi Exit of Osaka Station! When you go out in the morning, you will find newspapers on the shelf by the door. The toiletries are from Pola. The comb is very useful and has been taken away.
InterContinental Hotel Osaka, an IHG Hotel
4.7/5345 Reviews

InterContinental Hotel Osaka, an IHG Hotel

Osaka|1.62km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

Latest booking 17 hrs ago

My family has a good experience with the service and location. It's unfortunate that they're planning to remove the in-room washing machine, which could be a drawback for future stays. Hopefully, they consider replacing it with an alternative amenity.
Hilton Osaka Hotel
4.5/5242 Reviews

Hilton Osaka Hotel

Osaka|1.83km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

Latest booking 16 hrs ago

A very nice hotel. Clean and good location. Room is spacious, especially for those travelling with children. Staff is friendly, and have good understanding of english (i dont speak jap at all)
Ana Crowne Plaza Osaka, an IHG Hotel
4.5/541 Reviews

Ana Crowne Plaza Osaka, an IHG Hotel

Osaka|2.02km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
Conclusion I will never stay at ANA Crowne Plaza Osaka again. The room was the smallest I have ever been at and part of the window was blocked by a wall outside the room. The check in and check out was chaos with a huge queue. The hotel is outdated too. The only positive thing regarding this hotel is the club lounge. Review I arrived with the Shinkassen at Osaka station and the hotel is in walking distance from station. The train station is huge, and I was difficult to find the right exit. The hotel is located in a business area, but there are a lot of restaurants, bars and shops in the neighborhood. Not the right area, if you are a turist. I arrived at 2 pm, where I could not get me room even I am an IHG diamond member. Came back after a couple of hours, where there was a huge queue. Check-in took between 45-60 min. It was the same situation, when I should check out. It is not possible to check out in the IHG app. Even I have the highest status in the IHG program, I got the smallest room in the hotel. It was not possible to open my suitcase in the room - i don’t want it on the bed. The window was partly blocked by wall outside the window. The room is very outdated. I had access to the club lounge, where I had a couple of drinks during the evening and breakfast in the morning. The lounges was ok but it was busy.
The Westin Osaka
4.4/5228 Reviews

The Westin Osaka

Osaka|2.08km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
The location is quite good. Next to the Umeda Sky Building so it’s easy to find. However it’s a 5-10 min walk to the big department store, but the walk is okay. There is a shuttle bus service which makes it very nice also. The room is quite big and of course everything was nice and clean. The breakfast was amazing! I love the hotel and would stay again!

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Toyoko Inn Osaka Tenjinbashi-Suji Rokuchome
4.6/543 Reviews

Toyoko Inn Osaka Tenjinbashi-Suji Rokuchome

Osaka|0.29km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
This is my second time staying at this hotel. From Kansai Airport, take the Airport Line to Tenkachaya Station (fare 970 yen) and transfer to the Sakaisuji Line to Tenjinbashisuji 6-chome Station (fare 290 yen). At Tenjinbashisuji 6-chome Station When crossing the road from the No. 11 entrance and exit of the station, go to the middle signal light and turn right. There is a hotel 200 meters in front. It is indeed easy to find. Toyoko Inn is a brand in Japan and is the first choice for ordinary travelers. In addition, The red Ferris wheel in the photo I provided is a landmark of Osaka. You can see it in a short walk after turning left after leaving the hotel.
Hotel Livemax Premium Umeda East
4.1/559 Reviews

Hotel Livemax Premium Umeda East

Osaka|0.58km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
I was worried from the beginning of the opening, but I didn't have a chance and finally stayed. This time I used it for ２ night with breakfast. The room felt larger than the business hotel I often use. It was good that there was no TV at the desk. The microwave was placed at the desk, but it was small compared to the TV, and there was no waste space because it was a box, and it was convenient if it was in the room, so it was good. The room was cleaned, but there was no particular point that I felt uncomfortable. Although it is a unit bus, there is a part of the wooden panel on the wall, and the unit bus with a lot of impression is quite good impression. The refrigerator is not Perche type, so it's a little loud, but it gets cold firmly. The nightwear was not a yukata. It was good for me because it often ended only in the morning, probably because it was bad sleeping in yukata. The air conditioning was completely individual air conditioning. In addition, an air humidifier was installed in the room where I stayed. Although it is a bath on the 14th floor, the open air is ３, the bubble bath in the indoor bath is ５, the carbonated spring is ２, and there are 4 washrooms. Both the bath and the dressing room were in a beautiful condition. Breakfast, but it was a very normal breakfast with side dishes that are common in business hotels. There is a cleaning condition of the room, the size of the room, and the bath unexpectedly of the unit bath, and considering this price, the evaluation seems to be good.
Ibis Budget Osaka Umeda
4.4/5110 Reviews

Ibis Budget Osaka Umeda

Osaka|0.88km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
The lobby service is good. We were preparing to go from Osaka to Kyoto, but the traffic information in Google Navigation was quite confusing, and the lobby couldn't provide immediate answers, so we ordered us to have breakfast first and she helped with the search. After coming back, explain patiently and write it down on paper in advance. The breakfast is cost-effective and tastes good, including delicious frozen lychees. The price of the hotel is more suitable in the Umeda area. Because it was difficult to book a hotel when it was fully booked, I stayed elsewhere for two nights and moved here.
Osaka Riverside Hotel
4.1/548 Reviews

Osaka Riverside Hotel

Osaka|0.9km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
I used it because it was just renewed and it was close to the station by train to go to Osaka Castle Hall. It was very beautiful from the appearance to the inner view, so it was easy to spend, and the station and convenience store were very convenient without a few minutes walk. Despite the hustle and bustle of the city and the time, there was no bustle of foreigners, and it was the impression around the station called the residential area a little far from Namba and Umeda. It is very convenient because it is one train (1 station) to Kyobashi where restaurants and restaurants are lined up. I think it is especially recommended for those who visit Osaka many times. I stayed at the standard twin, but the room was perfect, and the price was affordable and very good despite the end of the year.
Nest Hotel Osaka Umeda
4.3/5109 Reviews

Nest Hotel Osaka Umeda

Osaka|1.01km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
The hotel is very clean. Room is spacious, AC function well. The TV is not a smart TV so we can’t stream our phone to the TV. Other than that everything is so nice. It close to Osaka station, 10mins walk, with a tax free shopping mall LOFT 5 mins away. The hotel located at a quiet area, good for rest and relax.
Toyoko Inn Osaka Umeda Nakatsu No.2
4.1/526 Reviews

Toyoko Inn Osaka Umeda Nakatsu No.2

Osaka|1.04km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
It's quite far from Osaka Station, but it's easier to access than poor places because there is a transfer. If you are a railway, you will walk from Nakatsu Station on the Midosuji Line. There is a sauna but there is a shower, so I think you can get tired rather than taking a shower in the room without using the sauna. Currently, it seems that transportation has been temporarily suspended due to the new coronavirus, so you should be careful. You need to walk to Nakatsu Station on the Midosuji Line to eat, so I think it's better to buy dinner before picking up and then check in. Convenience stores also need to walk near Nakatsu Station.

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Hotel Daiki
3.9/520 Reviews

Hotel Daiki

Osaka|0.53km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
The location is right next to Tenjibashisuji, and there is a 7-Eleven next to the hostel, so I was able to enjoy the trip a little more relaxed and comfortable. ☺️ The staff were so friendly, It was so nice to be kind and quick to solve the questions and difficulties. 👍❤️ It was nice to be concise and convenient because you can only choose what you need, and there is a cute cat. It was completely healing itself 😻 !! However, there is Tenma Station within a 3-minute walk, so I can hear a little noise from the station until midnight, but there was no big inconvenience to sleep. On the other hand, it was very convenient to move because it was a 3-minute walk from Tenma Station ☺️ Happy and comfortable rest ‼️ Thank you 💓
Empire Hotel Osaka
3.9/59 Reviews

Empire Hotel Osaka

Osaka|0.87km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
On the way back from receiving the second corona vaccination at ”My Dome Osaka”, I stayed using ”Summer Toku !! ◆ Summer Limited ◆ Breakfast Plan”. I was interested in the origin of the name and decided to stay there. Although the name was changed from Shanxi Welfare Memorial Hall to Ampeel Hotel Osaka in February 2020, the Shanxi Welfare Memorial Hall operates it. The restaurant on the first floor felt higher than the usual business hotel and had a good impression. Perhaps because it was the time of the spread of the new corona infection, I had a relaxing breakfast with the restaurant as if it were rented out without seeing the guests. It is a hotel that I wanted to use again if I had the opportunity.
Hotel Fine Garden Umeda
4.2/578 Reviews

Hotel Fine Garden Umeda

Osaka|1.04km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

Latest booking 20 hrs ago

Structure Osaka の Extends が More いです. i used it for the first time on this site This hotel. Zubari It's a love hotel. When checking in i was surprised. No hindrance.
Hotel Wing International Select Osaka Umeda
4.3/5206 Reviews

Hotel Wing International Select Osaka Umeda

Osaka|1.04km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living
A little out of the way from the large and confusing main stations, but everything was satisfactory and the bath was of a good size Breakfast was good and the drinks offered was nice with freedom to takeout some coffee and bread back to the room UCC capsules and coffee machine in the room was a nice additional touch
Hotel Binario Umeda
4.1/5155 Reviews

Hotel Binario Umeda

Osaka|1.06km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

Latest booking 15 hrs ago

It's a bit of a walk from Umeda Station, but I'm glad it's in an easy to find location! There was a drug store and a convenience store right next door, which was very convenient! The room is clean When I opened the curtains, there was a building in front of me, but it was perfectly fine for staying alone ^_^ Although I didn't use it this time, there seems to be a manga rental corner on the 3rd floor. I am very satisfied because the price was low. I still want to use it
Harmonie Embrassee
4.5/569 Reviews

Harmonie Embrassee

Osaka|1.07km from Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

Latest booking 21 hrs ago

I'm a fan of Tadao Ando, but I stayed here just because it was a hotel in a building designed by Tadao Ando. It's not a big hotel. I just went and understood, but the wedding is like a hotel. Tourists are OK at all, but it seems that there are many wedding-related guests. I'm convinced that the guest rooms have a taste that women seem to like. ◆ Customer service: I don't feel used to it because there are many young people, but they are very kind. However, if you are used to the customer service of a luxury hotel, you may feel unreliable (?), But let's feel young 々 and first 々. Although it is kind, allergy information was not linked to the restaurant even though I declared ２ degrees in advance and at check-in (it is good because it is only good to avoid the ingredients without permission). ◆ Location: It's a short walk from the station, so it's hard in summer or midwinter. It's along the main street, so it might be easy to come by car. ◆ Room: It's large for the price, and the night view is really wonderful with a balcony! I think the amenities were abundant and the quality was good. The bathrobe was also solid. I wonder if the air conditioning was a little noisy. Also, the interior is frankly a little love hotel. ◆ Restaurant: The ceiling was high and open. It was good to be particular about the ingredients. The customer service is good, and there is a sommelier. Wine is also quite a selection. It's just a hotel restaurant, so it feels expensive. ◆ Cospa: 4.4 It was a dinner and morning course at 10,000, but I think this service is quite good at this location. If it is a famous hotel near the station, you can take this much for the room fee, so sweat. Recommended if you want to stay in a large room with a stylish feeling with an emphasis on night view. It's not a large hotel, so it doesn't feel crowded. However, there are many couples and Westin relationships, so people who care about one may care. ★４ I thought it was ★５ based on the night view, the customer service of the staff and the cospa.

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Guesthouse Ten-Roku - Female Only

Guesthouse Ten-Roku - Female Only

4.7/51 Reviews
I came to the first review. I forgot to take the photo. The owner is a very gentle young lady and prepared small snacks in the living room. But note that this homestay is checked in at four o'clock and can put luggage in advance. It is true that all girls live, and you can have a tea party in the living room at night.
First Choice No.7

First Choice No.7

5/51 Reviews
I stayed for 2 nights and 3 days. It was close to the nearest Tenjinbashi Suji rokuchome station, and the room itself was large and nice. Thank you.
Toyoko Inn Osaka Tenjinbashi-Suji Rokuchome

Toyoko Inn Osaka Tenjinbashi-Suji Rokuchome

4.6/543 Reviews
This is my second time staying at this hotel. From Kansai Airport, take the Airport Line to Tenkachaya Station (fare 970 yen) and transfer to the Sakaisuji Line to Tenjinbashisuji 6-chome Station (fare 290 yen). At Tenjinbashisuji 6-chome Station When crossing the road from the No. 11 entrance and exit of the station, go to the middle signal light and turn right. There is a hotel 200 meters in front. It is indeed easy to find. Toyoko Inn is a brand in Japan and is the first choice for ordinary travelers. In addition, The red Ferris wheel in the photo I provided is a landmark of Osaka. You can see it in a short walk after turning left after leaving the hotel.
Hotel Daiki

Hotel Daiki

3.9/520 Reviews
The location is right next to Tenjibashisuji, and there is a 7-Eleven next to the hostel, so I was able to enjoy the trip a little more relaxed and comfortable. ☺️ The staff were so friendly, It was so nice to be kind and quick to solve the questions and difficulties. 👍❤️ It was nice to be concise and convenient because you can only choose what you need, and there is a cute cat. It was completely healing itself 😻 !! However, there is Tenma Station within a 3-minute walk, so I can hear a little noise from the station until midnight, but there was no big inconvenience to sleep. On the other hand, it was very convenient to move because it was a 3-minute walk from Tenma Station ☺️ Happy and comfortable rest ‼️ Thank you 💓
Hotel Livemax Premium Umeda East

Hotel Livemax Premium Umeda East

4.1/559 Reviews
I was worried from the beginning of the opening, but I didn't have a chance and finally stayed. This time I used it for ２ night with breakfast. The room felt larger than the business hotel I often use. It was good that there was no TV at the desk. The microwave was placed at the desk, but it was small compared to the TV, and there was no waste space because it was a box, and it was convenient if it was in the room, so it was good. The room was cleaned, but there was no particular point that I felt uncomfortable. Although it is a unit bus, there is a part of the wooden panel on the wall, and the unit bus with a lot of impression is quite good impression. The refrigerator is not Perche type, so it's a little loud, but it gets cold firmly. The nightwear was not a yukata. It was good for me because it often ended only in the morning, probably because it was bad sleeping in yukata. The air conditioning was completely individual air conditioning. In addition, an air humidifier was installed in the room where I stayed. Although it is a bath on the 14th floor, the open air is ３, the bubble bath in the indoor bath is ５, the carbonated spring is ２, and there are 4 washrooms. Both the bath and the dressing room were in a beautiful condition. Breakfast, but it was a very normal breakfast with side dishes that are common in business hotels. There is a cleaning condition of the room, the size of the room, and the bath unexpectedly of the unit bath, and considering this price, the evaluation seems to be good.

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Dotonbori is Osaka's entertainment heart, with its iconic Glico Man sign, an array of restaurants, and exciting street performances. A visit to Osaka Castle, one of Japan's most famous landmarks, is essential.

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